Scarborough, Whitby and Bridlington all have a lot of exciting things to do this March and April.
Here is our list of 31 must-see events happening across the Yorkshire coast.
21. Yorkshire coast events in March and April
Castle Howard will be bringing the Easter fun this year. From March 28 until April 19, Visitors can step into spring with a family adventure trail across the Castle Howard Gardens and Arboretum this Easter. Young explorers who complete the trail will be rewarded with their own prize at the finish, including delicious chocolate treats supplied by Autism Plus in Knaresborough. On April 4 and 5, special meet the lamb events will take place. Meet baby lambs at Skelf Island Adventure Playground, reared by the Clifford family on the Estate. Chat with the farmer and learn fun facts as part of your visit. Photo: James Hardisty
22. Yorkshire coast events in March and April
Danby Lodge National Park Centre has a number of trails and activities throughout the holidays. Lasting from April 5 until April 23, there will be a Who’s Egg is it Anyway? Family Trail. Woodland creatures have been busy laying eggs in secret spots! Follow the trail and unravel the mystery by matching each egg to its owner. Other activities at the entre include Constellation Rubbing Trail, Orienteering and the Explorer Experience. Photo: Visit North Yorkshire
23. Yorkshire coast events in March and April
the annual Easter Fayre at Bridlington's Hinge Centre will be on April 10. It is a fun family activity day with raffle, tombola, food and more! The event runs from 11.00am to 2.00pm. Photo: Visit East Yorkshire
24. Yorkshire coast events in March and April
Scarborough Food and Drinks Festival at The Open Air Theatre will take place on April 11 and 12. Enjoy a mouth-watering mix of global flavours, sweet treats and craft drinks – from bao buns and wood-fired pizza to waffles, donuts and artisan gins. With family fun including fairground rides from O’Briens funfair, craft sellers and unique stalls it’s the perfect day out for all ages. Photo: Richard Ponter